Three Negro Girls Seek Transfer to Handley High School
Winchester School Board referred the applications of Harriet Williams Gloria Brown and Helen Taylor to the State Pupil Placement Board. The students in grades nine ten and eleven live on Loudoun Street and Leicester Street. No recommendations were sent by Supt Quarles. Last year three Negro youths were denied transfer for filing late.
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Winchester School Board
State
Handley High School
Harriet Anne Williams
Norman Ellis Williams
N. Loudoun
Gloria Ann Brown
Benjamin Brown
Helen Elizabeth Taylor
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Philadelphia
A. B. Rowe
W. Leicester St
Williams and
Castro Terms Rejected In Tractors for Freedom Offer
Detroit AP Castro has until Friday noon to accept 500 farm type tractors as full ransom for 1 214 April invasion papante. The Tractors for Freedom Committee rejected Castro's revised demand of 28 million in tractors or cash. Co chairs Dr Milton Eisenhower Eleanor Roosevelt and Walter P Reuther led the drive to raise funds for tractors to aid prisoners and Cuban living standards.
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Detroit Mich
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Papante
Castro
Milton Eisenhower
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Dr. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Local Boys and Principal Celebrate State FFA Honors
Four area Fu ture Farmers of America members from James Wood High School are nominated for the State Farmer Degree at the Virginia Tech convention in Roanoke. James Wood principal J. C. Gordon is among those receiving Honorary State Farmer Degrees. The award recognizes four years of vocational agriculture work including farming knowledge leadership and scholarship.
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Future Farmers of America
VPI
J. C. Gordon
James Wood High School
James Wood Ffa
Gary P. Henshaw
Preston Henshaw
Gore
David Moulden
Howard Moulden
Clearbrook
Robert Belford
A. E. Belford
White Hall
Jesse Longerbeam
Mason Longerbeam
Berryville
Clarke
FFA
Ten 4 H Girls Leave for State Short Course
Ten Frederick County 4 H girls depart June 26 from the County Court House in a chartered bus for Virginia Tech Black Virginia for the State 4 H Short Course. Karen Russell district winner in frozen foods demonstrates competes Thursday afternoon with a $20 scholarship to cover Short Course expenses. Barbara Campbell county winner in Share the Fun receives a $15 scholarship to the Short Course and will audition for state honors. Other attendees include Barbara Kathy Woolf Barbara Boyles Georgia Hartman Joyce Nellis and Susan g. Miss Mildred Crawford is the chaperone from Loudoun Home.
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Frederick County
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Black
Karen Russell
Barbara Campbell
Barbara
Kathy Woolf
Barbara Boyles
Georgia Hartman
Joyce Nellis
Susan G
Mildred Crawford
Loudoun
West Virginia Statehood Milestone Highlighted
The note recalls West Virginia becoming a state on June 20 1863 and marks the 98th anniversary. It mentions expected attendees for next year’s Blossomival, with Mr and Mrs Arthur of Cuernavaca Mexico planning to visit for the event. It also notes summer begins officially tomorrow at 11 30 a m and the sun’s solstice position.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Arthur
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Mexico
Fete
Fur Storage at Worths Worths-27 N Loudoun
Local notice advertises fur storage services at Worths located at 27 North Loudoun Street. Terms and contact details are listed for customers seeking fur storage options.
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Worth
Loudoun
Large Barn Burns on Hawthorne Farm Near Berryville
A large empty frame barn on Hawthorne Farm between Berryville and the Shenandoah River burned yesterday. Firemen led by John H. Enders said the cause is unknown and valued the barn at about $5,000. Owner Mrs H B Whiting leased by Arthur D Weiss. loss not yet clarified.
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Berryville
Hawthorne Farm
John H. Enders
H. B. Whiting
Arthur D. Weiss
Are
Whiting
Cae
Stephens City Approved for $12500 Federal Loan
A $12,500 federal loan from the Home and Housing Finance Agency was approved for Stephens City to fund planning and tunnel fees if citizens vote. Town attorney S Lovett announced, notified by Rep. Burr Harrison, with a referendum on the sewage treatment plant set for month’s end. Citizens meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM at the fire hall to hear developments on the lagoon system.
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Stephens City
Home and Housing Finance Agency
Lee. S. Lovett
Burr P. Harrison
Court Bars Union Shop Dues from Use in Politics
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 railroad labor case, ruled that workers in a union shop cannot have dues spent on political causes against their will. The decision protects political free choice, while noting the ruling applies to union shop scenarios. The term closed with 11 decisions and a long session, plus related rulings on evidence, religious tests, and doctors’ disclosures.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Trayton L. Lathrop
Madison
Wis
Ikeda Opens Talks With Kennedy in Washington Visit
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda arrives in Washington for three days of talks with President Kennedy. Ikeda, accompanied by his wife, is welcomed with full honors by Vice President Johnson and Secretary Rusk. They plan discussions on friendship, mutual understanding, and prosperity between the nations.
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Kennedy
Los Angeles
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Potomac River
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Ikeda
America
Johnson
Tuck endorses Harrison Godwin Button ticket in Virginia
Former Governor Tuck supports Harrison Godwin and Button for governor lieutenant governor and attorney general, praising their conservative yet progressive program and right to work laws. He attacks CIO backed opposition, cites union funds used for campaigns, and urges vote for the Harrison Godwin Button slate on July 11.
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Rocky Mount
William * Tuck
Harrison-Godwin-Button
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Robert Y. Button
Virginia
Tuck
Afl-Cio
Harrison - Godwin
Button
Stephens
Cio
Harrison, Godwin and Bitton
State Candidates Arrive by Plane For Area Visit
Three state office hopefuls arrived in Winchester at noon from Roanoke. Albertis S. Harrison for Governor, Mills E. Godwin Jr. for Lt. Governor, and Robert Y. Button for Attorney General, joined by E. Blackburn Moore at a Lions luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. They toured City Hall and County Court House, then planned stops in Frederick County including Kernstown, Stephens City and Middletown, with an 8 pm rally on J. Pinkney Arthur’s lawn. Arthur, Frederick county campaign manager, leads a Clarke county committee including Ralph N. Dorsey.
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Winchester
Roanoke
Albertis S. Harrison
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Robert Y. Button
E. Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
Lions
George Washington Hotel
City Hall
County Court House
Loudoun Street
Frederick County
Kernstown
Stephens City
Middletown
J. Pinckney Arthur
Arthur
Harrison
Godwin
Button
Moore
U S Negotiator Recalled From Geneva Talks
The top U S negotiator at the deadlocked Geneva nuclear test talks is being recalled for consultation and it is unclear whether he will return to the conference.
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Washington
U. S
Geneva
Eichmann Denies He Knew Nazi Intent
Adolf Eichmann testifies in Jerusalem denying awareness of Nazi plans when he joined in 1932. He says by the extermination period he could not influence events, recounting his capture in Argentina and arguing he was not volunteering to stand trial. Defense aims to show the Nazi apparatus ran the program while he had limited power.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gestapo
Moshe Landau
Eichman
Landau
Israel
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Robert Servantius
West Germany
Hitler
Germany
Hoover to Receive Philadelphia Freedom Award
Hoover will receive Philadelphia's first Presidents' Freedom Award on June 27 during Freedom Week observances.
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Hoover To
Freedom
Philadelphia
Prince Edward Leaders to Decide on Summer School
In Farmville Virginia Prince Edward County Negro leaders must decide if the county public schools closed for two years will reopen briefly this summer for an emergency educational program for Negro children. The Prince Edward County Christian Association led by Rev L Francis Griffin holds the key decision with the county school board offering space and the Virginia Teachers Association supplying instructors. The Association has yet to commit and a meeting to explore the offer appears likely.
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Prince Edward
VTA
Prince Edward County Christian Association
Rev. L. Francis Griffin
W. Edward Smith
Maen Transportation
Fauver Named Vice President At Virginia Exchange Club
William E. Fauver of this city was installed as vice-president of the Virginia Exchange Club at its annual Roanoke convention. Elwood G. Boyce Jr. of Portsmouth was named president. More than 300 Exchangeites from across the state attended the Hotel Roanoke meeting. John J. Salmon of Farmington Conn. was the featured speaker warning against complacency.
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William E. Fauver
Virginia Exchange Club
Roanoke
Elwood G. Boyce, Jr
Portsmouth
John 2. Salmon
Farmington, Conn
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Clarke County
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